WWII Sub Pics - 05/05/10 08:01 PM
Just got an email from a friend with the attachment.
This is one of the best virtual tours I've ever seen. It brings home once again why I feel the men in WWII were the greatest. We are so lucky.
Scroll down the right side to advance the pictures
The USS Pampanito is tied up in SanFrancisco bay and is a WWII diesel submarine. Drag your mouse around and watch the room rotate.
Gentlemen, Ran across this site from an old Italian friend of mine, 92 years old, a retired baker friend of mine and what is unique about it, as you tour the site, place your cursor on the screen/picture and and move the mouse and the picture will move around the respective compartments. You might want to share it with others.
I am sure that our Smoke Boat Brothers can relate to every picture.
http://www.nonplused.org/panos/uss_pampanito/html/01.html
In the meantime, the SF Port is getting close finishing up the replacing the piles on the pier, which when finished, should allow the placement of our long overdue effort to get the Magnificent Lost Boat Memorial in its rightful place of Honor, to provide a perpetual tribute and memorial to our fallen heroes of World War II, unless another behind the scenes effort raises its ugly head again. Keep the faith, good thoughts and prayers that our efforts will become reality.
This is one of the best virtual tours I've ever seen. It brings home once again why I feel the men in WWII were the greatest. We are so lucky.
Scroll down the right side to advance the pictures
The USS Pampanito is tied up in SanFrancisco bay and is a WWII diesel submarine. Drag your mouse around and watch the room rotate.
Gentlemen, Ran across this site from an old Italian friend of mine, 92 years old, a retired baker friend of mine and what is unique about it, as you tour the site, place your cursor on the screen/picture and and move the mouse and the picture will move around the respective compartments. You might want to share it with others.
I am sure that our Smoke Boat Brothers can relate to every picture.
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In the meantime, the SF Port is getting close finishing up the replacing the piles on the pier, which when finished, should allow the placement of our long overdue effort to get the Magnificent Lost Boat Memorial in its rightful place of Honor, to provide a perpetual tribute and memorial to our fallen heroes of World War II, unless another behind the scenes effort raises its ugly head again. Keep the faith, good thoughts and prayers that our efforts will become reality.